... fallenl As to new clubs, I have not -very much to say. The Turf Club, at the corner of Clarges-street, with its new and ornamental read elevated trout, promises, when quite finished, to be a great improvement to Piccadilly. A scheme for a new club in Victoria- ...

... the barque, which, it is believed, sank. NEW INDUSTRrES IN JAPAN.-Consil Troup, in his annual report, dited Hyogo, June 10th, savs-A tolerably good gauge of what is being done in the vway of the establishmont of new industries here is afforded hi-vthe Industrial ...

... OFFICE NOTICE.-The Christmas numbers of the e Illustrated London News, ?? Graphic, Gardener's 11 Magazine, I llustrated Sporting and Drainatic News, it Pictorial W~orld, 'Whitehall Review, World, :e Penny ...

... Andrews, F= R.HS., entitled, Christmas-de Customs and Carols. In Albioni-street Congregational Church, on Sunday afternoon, there was a Christmas service while the pastor (the Rev W. Scott) preached at nignt a special ear sermon to young men and women ...

... ITHIS MORNINGSNEWS. I ?? TO-DAY'S LONDONPAPERS. MR. GLADSTONE INTERVEW. (D.AiY NEWs TxEaaiU.) 'PARIs, Friday Night.-Mr. Philip Daryl visited Mr. Gladstone. yesterday morning. Speaking about Ireland; Ur. Gladstone suddonly warmed up and asked, Do you ...

... in Yorkshire, to BritishColnmbia. Mr. Young told several anecdotes illustrating the sincerity of the Indiana after conversion.: Mr. Young intimated that he was about to proceed to London to take part in the Exeter Hall meetings. He promised to return to ...

... LOCA NEWSA I LOCAL NEWS. I ?? -- LEEDS. Sir George Goodman has bequeatbed the sum of 9 £10 10s. to the Sunday school in connection with Great George-street (Basptiet) chapel, Leede. CRAPEL -AILERTO o AND POTTERNEWTON ME- CIIA\ICS' I.NsnTUTE.-Ofl Wednesday ...

... the general committee to be 'held as early in the new year as may be convenient. - ,This concluded the business, and the committee 9. :1>separated , t . sret earte has written a capital :Christmas story,. 5 entitled Snowbound4at Eagle's. The scenes ...

... arrival there. Mr. Condon has retneuel to London. Mr. McCarthy and Mfr. Sexton remain j here. ! THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. I (StUNDxaRnD TZLEaR .) -BEaRLI, Thursday.-The majority of the Berlin papers this Christmas, much though they differ in matters of home ...

... has the least to pay. * ~~~CR0OWLE. CHRIsTMAS IN Caowr.-Christmas has been tho. T Ioughly enjoyed here.. On Christmas-day the waits Q paraded the town singing various popular hymns. En PaINTIVE MmRaoDIsTS.-On Christmas-day sermons ig were preached in the ...

... THIS MOTINING'S NEWS. e u TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. y- rj THE IRISH LAND PURCHASE BILL THIRD LETTER FROM LORD RANDOLPH. CHURCHILL. HIS OWN SOLUTION OF THE LAND PROBLEM. e Lord Randolph Churchill contributes a third letter to the Xofrni ?? on the Irish Land ...

... erpool. The1 par, people all appeared exceedingly happy, and they wiba F (-Joubt logremember the enjox-nn hyeltrvie e a, Christmas, or New Year's, tree. THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT AlR. LoxiNayL VY5 The adjouriied inquest on the hodly of Mrs. LangvIer -as lie ...